Industrial decarbonization in Quebec: Does Bill 17 actually change the game?
9 March 2026
Bill 17 establishes a key framework for industrial decarbonization in Quebec. ATIS Énergie explains why industrial thermal management remains the condition for any successful plant-level GHG reduction strategy.
Quebec’s energy outlook for 2026 and what it means for industry
24 February 2026
The 12th edition of The State of Energy in Québec, published by HEC Montréal, sends a clear message to Québec’s industrial sector: the energy environment is changing quickly, and strategic planning can no longer rely on past assumptions.
Quebec’s energy outlook for 2026 and what it means for industry
12 February 2026
The 12th edition of The State of Energy in Québec, published by HEC Montréal, sends a clear message to Québec’s industrial sector: the energy environment is changing quickly, and strategic planning can no longer rely on past assumptions.
Why the super-deduction is a game changer for manufacturers
28 November 2025
The new federal budget marks a real shift for Canada’s industrial sector. Rather than adding new hurdles, the government is doubling down on tax incentives designed to fast-track decarbonization and drive much-needed modernization across production lines. At the heart of these measures is the accelerated capital cost allowance, better known as the ‘super-deduction.’ This powerful tool allows companies to immediately deduct 100% of their investments in clean equipment and technologies from their federal taxable income.
Transforming industry: Why it’s time to switch from steam to renewable heat
10 November 2025
As industries face growing pressure to decarbonize, Renewable Thermal Systems (RTS) like heat pumps, hot water systems and thermal energy storage offer a practical, cost-effective solution to make industrial processes cleaner and more efficient.
Quebec needs industrial heat pumps - ATIS Énergie rises to the challenge
23 August 2025
As Canada ramps up efforts to meet ambitious climate targets, one technology remains essential yet underused: the industrial heat pump. Capable of replacing gas or oil boilers in industrial processes, large buildings and district heating networks, it offers an efficient and sustainable solution tailor-made for Canadian realities.